Cross DJ is a extremely flexible DJ software that can be used in various setup scenarios. This flexibility can be a bit confusing at first sight. This chapter provides a general overview about some of the basic concepts and terms use in the world of digital DJing. If you are already familiar with digital DJing concepts you may wish to skip this chapter. If you are using a digital DJ setup for the first time, this chapter will help you to understand the different setup scenarios and audio routing options that CROSS DJ offers.

It is the software only package. It is compatible with every DJ MIDI controller and it includes many built-in MIDI presets for a broad range of DJ controllers.

The main differences between these setups are:
1. whether the audio from the CROSS DJ players is mixed inside the internal software mixer or inside the external hardware mixer
2. what audio signal is sent from CROSS DJ to the outputs of your audio interface.

Internal Mixer Mode
In internal mixer mode the audio from both CROSS DJ players is sent to the internal software mixer in CROSS DJ. The internal mixer mixes the audio depending on the position of the volume fader of the players, on the equalization you have made and depending on the cue/headphone buttons of the players. Any audio changes resulting from activated FX will also be mixed into the signal.

External Mixer Mode
In external mixer mode the mixing of the audio from the CROSS DJ players occurs inside the external mixer. For this configuration you need an audio interface with two stereo outputs, if you wish to be able to use the stereo signal each player provides.

The license of this software is Free Trial Software, the price is EUR49.00, you can free download and get a free trial.